Turn Your Feeder Into an Aircraft Intelligence Node
Live route data, full API access, real-time coverage stats. Free for all feeders. 60-second install.
Linux-based receiver: enable ADSB IQ in adsb.im
For existing adsb.im and Ultrafeeder appliances running on Raspberry Pi or another Linux computer.
- Open the adsb.im web interface and choose Setup.
- Enable ADSB IQ in the aggregator list.
- Save. Beast and MLAT feeds connect automatically.
Manual Ultrafeeder fallback:
adsb,feed.adsbiq.com,30004,beast_reduce_plus_out;mlat,feed.adsbiq.com,31090;
Once connected, claim the feeder to name it and unlock its dashboard.
See what your feeder uniquely contributes โ
Already connected? Claim your feeder
Already feeding through the official image or Ultrafeeder? Your station is on the map but listed as anonymous. Paste your station UUID to put your name on the leaderboard and unlock your dashboard.
๐ก ADS-B — 1090 MHz
Already have an ADS-B receiver? Add ADSB IQ alongside your existing feeds in under a minute, with no conflicts.
Requirements
- A working ADS-B receiver (RTL-SDR dongle + antenna)
- Running readsb or dump1090-fa on Linux (Raspberry Pi, x86, etc.)
- Internet connection (minimal bandwidth โ ~50 KB/s)
Already feeding adsb.fi, adsb.lol, FlightAware, FR24, or others? Perfect โ ADSB IQ runs alongside them with zero conflicts.
Need a receiver?
The recommended Windows build is the easiest and much cheaper because it uses a PC you already own.
Build the recommended Windows receiver →Want to build on a Raspberry Pi (more expensive, but standalone)? →
Uninstall
To completely remove the feeder from your receiver:
curl -sL adsbiq.com/uninstall.sh | sudo bash